On the recordFebruary 1, 2012
We have caps in any contract with a private attorney of fees, a total cap of $50 million per matter.
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congress.govWe have caps in any contract with a private attorney of fees, a total cap of $50 million per matter.
Jim Jordan outlines fee caps for private attorney contracts in litigation.
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